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Red Roses

What sets Red Roses apart is its use of honeycomb and daisy: notes found in only under 1% of the fragrances in our library. Overall it reads as aromatic, citrus and floral.

Concentration
Eau FraîcheEDCEDTEDPParfumElixirEDC
GenderFeminine
FamilyFloral · Gourmand
Released1930
OriginUnited Kingdom
Price tier
Affordable · est.
AvailabilityIn production
Notes
TopLemon · daisy · Neroli · Mint
HeartRose (Bulgarian) · Jasmine · Lilac · Violet Leaf
Season
SprSumFalWin
ClimateWarm · Humid
MoodFresh
OccasionCasual
Rated elsewheregathered from wearers across the web
Rating
4.3/57 reviews
Longevity
WeakModerateLongVery longModerate
Projection
IntimateModerateStrongEnormousModerate
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Questions & Answers
QWho is Red Roses for, and when should you wear it?
Red Roses is marketed toward women, at its best in spring, suited to warm and humid weather, a natural fit for casual. In character it reads as fresh.
QWhat makes Red Roses distinctive?
What sets Red Roses apart is its use of honeycomb and daisy: notes found in only under 1% of the fragrances in our library. Overall it reads as aromatic, citrus and floral.